dead after going on a shooting spree at the ohio state campus. the latest details after we checked the weather. in eastern iowa, a quiet day. some scattered showers this early morning now cloudy skies but the temperatures are mild. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. lower-50s as we had fast throughout the day today. cedar rapids, dry with scattered showers into linn and johnson county. as is the dubuque area. act toward manchester as well. at home, we are cloudy. and some light sprinkles. in town, 49 degrees. cloudy skies. elsewhere, 48 in waterloo. iowa city and washington, 50. wind out of the south at 5-15. gusting up to 30. feels like the upper 30s, to lower-40s.

twenty of clouds. showers moving in. they will stay with us there about 8:00, 9:00 tonight. as they move out, clearing skies move and afterwards. we will talk about that shortly. temperatures are mild today and tomorrow. changes coming up in the seven day forecast in about ten minutes. cbs2 news at noon begins right now with breaking news out of columbus, ohio. eight people in the hospital. the attacker is dead on the ohio state campus. stephanie johnson has been following this breaking news desk. she has the latest information. >> one suspect is dead and two in custody. let's look at some video of live footage of that area now you can see it is still a very active scene. classes on the campus have been canceled. a shelter ban has been lifted. earlier today, the university sent out a text alerting students to stay in shelter

a fire alarm and drove into some students. when people came out, they were hit by the car. after the suspect hit people with the car, he got out of the car and started stabbing students. authorities are trying to understand what type of weapon he used. they are suspecting it was a machete. eight people are in th seven people have non-life- threatening injuries one is in critical condition. at this time, the buckeye strong is still trending. and the president of the university will make a statement later today. stick with cbs2 news and we will have the latest update on this case as it continues to develop. to you. the man accused of killing nine black churchgoers in charleston, south carolina, will represent himself in a

dylann roof today. it has been three weeks since jury selection was supposed to start. but dylann roof says he is ready to go with that step opening arguments could be as soon as mid-december. dylann roof also faces a state murder trial next week. in both cases, prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. a man in waterloo is recovering after being shot. the cedar falls courier reports that the victim showed up at unity point alan hospital last night with gunshot wounds to his side, back and back side. police say the happened does the shooting happened near kern street. right now they are still searching for suspects. the linn county board of supervisors is buying about number hundred 85 acres of land south of squad creek park. the county had to keep the purchase a secret because there were other buyers interested in the land. they were afraid it would drive the price up much of the land is a long the creek.

expect to sell some of the land that they won't use in about five years. and the trial for mary elizabeth haglin begins today. this morning. today was the start of haglin's trial...but we have a long road ahead.instead of standing trial for a felony charge... haglin has been moved back down to her original charge -- an aggravated misdemeanor.that carries a maximum two-year sentence.but the interview that resulted in her upgraded felony charge, will used to render a verdict...the judge will only review two video interviews -- not including that infamous dr. phil showhe'll only use the child protection center interview with the victim and haglin's interview with police. "i will proceed in that fashion, i will consider the evidence that has been agreed upon by the parties, i will make a determination as to whether or not you are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt based on that evidence."in about a month,

she waived her right to a jury trial -- we'll meet in linn county for the verdict.dora miller, cbs 2 news a new warning this morning after a deadly holiday weekend crash. two people were killed and two officers were hurt on interstate 380 saturday. it all happened around 2:30 in the morning. police were responding to a crash that was blocking the southbound lanes on 380 near the first avenue exit.while they were trying to control traffic -- another car crashed into the police cruiser. the people in that car died at the scene -- taken to the hospital. cbs 2 news spoke with an iowa state trooper about the importance of safety in a crash zone and how drivers can help. "approaching the scene of a crash, you see people rubber necking, turning their heads to see what's happening. you'll see people even hold cell phones up to try to take pictures or video of the scene and that could even be for someone changing a tire. it may not be a traffic crash, and that causes people to drift from a lane, not pay

slowing and cause rear end collisions."right now -- we don't know the condition of the police officers.as soon as we have more information, we will bring it to you. in des moines - there's new hope for changes to the state's medical cannabis laws. the des moines register reports a republican lawmaker is working on bills that would let iowans produce and distribute medical cannabadial to anyone with a prescription. in recent years -- some expansion bills have been killed by republican lawmakers. this new push gives advocates of cannabi that the battle for medical use won't be lost before the current -- limited cannabis law is set to expire in july. that's the 2014 law that allowed use of the drug to treat certain illnesses. advocates say they see an opportunity to rewrite a more comprehensive set of rules this coming session. president-elect donald trumpis now accusing millions of people of voter fraud. yesterday -- in a storm of tweets -- trump was angry

brought on by green party candidate jill stein. the tweets reinvigorated trump's argument that he was losing to party candidate jill stein. this reinvigorated his argument that he was losing to hillary clinton before the election because of a rigged and corrupt system. he specifically called out virginia, new hampshire and california. critics say that if the fraud is legitimate, the trump camp should push for massive recounts . >> it is ridiculous. president-elect trump who won 1.4 million."so far -- no evidence of voter fraud has been found. the clinton campaign confirms it will help in the wisconsin recount and possibly the recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. on friday -- jill stein's team announced it raised the money needed to begin a recount and clinton's legal advisors say she's faced a barage of messages pushing for another tally in those states. a group of data experts have even said the clinton campaign should make

attacks that could have affected votes.the clinton camp says so far they haven't seen any evidence of tampering. the transition team's debate over who should be secretary of state spilled into public view again.governor mitt romney and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani are both being considered.trump's former spokeswoman spent the day yesterday on the t-v circuit slamming romney -- saying he considered. kellyanne conway spent the day slamming mitt romney saying he had tracked -- that he attacked donald trump of character. interviews were done for defense secretary, director of national intelligence and the head of homeland security. a new confrontation is brewing over the dakota access pipeline pair protesters fighting pipeline construction must leave their property near

arrested. authorities say that decision is to protect the public from a possible violent clash in the coming weeks. they say they want a peaceful transition, to a safer location for the protesters but they will not forcibly move them. anyone that decides to stay, they say does so at their own risk. coming up on the cbs2 news at noon, the questions about the relationship between the united states and cuba after president- elect trump considers ending the two country's current diplomatic deal. a mild scattered showers and thunderstorms.

anything but a perfect day outside. it is so warm, which makes up for the clouds. bear in mind, we had a quarter of an inch up to 8107-inch.

inch. some areas like cedar rapids or iowa city, about a half inch or more on the way. waterloo, six, tenths of an inch. iowa city, four, tenths of an inch. more scattered showers moving about. these will bring rumbles of thunder. just to the east of cedar rapids toward iowa city, down to riverside, scattered showers. that goes all the way to dubuque and around the south of manchester as well. and dyersville, getting a good thundershower. more showers back to mount pleasant. you will see another line developing around the fort dodge area. you can see this will continue to move through iowa not quite

it is currently cloudy and 49 degrees. the wind is southeast at 15. feels like 43. waterloo, 48. dubuque, 44. iowa city, 50. forty-six, decorah. take a look at the wind. out of the south at 5-15. testing up to 20. could push as much as 30 miles an hour today. des moines, 60. we have upper 40s in car waterloo, 53. the state capitol, 60. spencer, 50. low 50s in sioux city the area of low pressure will move north and east bringing the warm moist air through iowa today. that gives us a good chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. later tonight, we get close to a cold front is the frontal boundary moves through the day tomorrow. a mile tonight. a mild day tomorrow. moisture moves out work and will clear out as we had fast through the

tomorrow, featuring sunshine. watch what happens to northeast iowa, getting cloud cover quickly. and by 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow night, here comes the cold front. with that, the chance for a few flurries and a few raindrops. the bigger take away, going back to the clouds for wednesday. and colder temperatures in the upper 30s to the lower-40s. in the north today, cloudy skies, scatt new hampton, 48. decorah, 49. olin, 50. waterloo, 52. the forecast for today am a gusty wind. fifty-five at cedar rapids. iowa city, 54. fifty-five in washington. the forecast tonight, cloudy skies. early rain. clearing. southwest wind at 6-12. decorah, 35.

tomorrow, 40s to the north. fiftys to the south. cloud cover across the northpark that will limit some of the heating into the 40s for the rest of us are still above normal. mainly funny. staying mild to a calm day. southwest breeze at 5-10. here comes the cold front. thirty-two tomorrow night. and then wednesday, 42. thursday and friday, taking a look at some colder air. upper 30s, lower-40s we are driving we will stay in the upper 30s for friday and saturday. upper 30s sunday. a small chance of rain and snow at this point on sunday. and the long-term ten-day trend, close to normal. upper 30s to the lower-40s. >> we normally average the first inch by the 1st of december. >> will we get there? >> it is iffy at this point the ground is warm. especially today and tomorrow. the bigger take away is that it has taken us back to december to get average temperatures. >> does that mean a mild

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just as the questions are raised about the relationship between the united states and cuba. during the campaign, president- elect donald trump promised to rollback the changes made under president obama. there are no concrete signs yet that those plans will actually change. >> just days before he was elected, donald trump promised the reversal of the nation's diplomatic deal with cuba. >> we will sided cuban deal made by executive order. if we do not get the deal we want. >> on sunday, the incoming chief of staff signaled that the whole deal is up in the air shipment president-elect trump is going to be looking for some movement in the right direction, in order to have any deal with cuba. >> in peru earlier this month, president obama reassured latin

u.s. ties to cuba will not be cut off. >> all those things, i expect to continue. >> the white house and the president-elect were on opposite the bees of the spectrum on their comments on the death of fidel castro. governments.'american alan judge the impact of this singular finger. donald trump called fidel castro a brutal dictator that oppressed his own people. this man spent five years in a cuban prison accused of undermining their government. countries at odds, had been the man in charge. >> i boil it down to a personality conflict tween ten that's when we were able to move forward a little bit with diplomatic relations." chip reid, cbs news, the white house. that brings us to today's question of the day - should president obama attended fidel castro's funeral?let us know by heading to the question of the day page. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon,the important steps you

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take a look at what is going on outside. audi skies. scattered showers. iowa dubuque, 45. waterloo, 48. here is the doppler radar. scattered showers to the east of cedar rapids. iowa city getting rain. thunderstorms around tipton. and toward dubuque. we will be watching the sky. thirty-five tonight and clearing. low 50s tomorrow. on wednesday, 40s.

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